Adobe FRAMEMAKER 10 - Custom Dashed Lines

ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 10
MIF Reference
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<PenWidth .5>
<Fill 0>
# Draw the black arc.
# All arcs are part of the same circle, so they have the
same
# ArcRect.
# All objects in the chart are grouped, so they have the
same
# Group ID.
<Arc <GroupID 1>
<ArcRect 12 11 144 144 > <ArcTheta 0> <ArcDTheta 58>
>
# Continue clockwise around the chart.
<Arc <Fill 5> <GroupID 1>
<ArcRect 12 11 144 144 > <ArcTheta 58> <ArcDTheta 77>
>
<Arc <Fill 2> <GroupID 1>
<ArcRect 12 11 144 144 > <ArcTheta 135> <ArcDTheta 108>
>
<Arc <Fill 4> <GroupID 1>
<ArcRect 12 11 144 144 > <ArcTheta 243> <ArcDTheta 66>
>
<Arc <Fill 6> <GroupID 1>
<ArcRect 12 11 144 144 > <ArcTheta 309> <ArcDTheta 51>
>
# Define the group for all the objects to make the chart
easier
# to manipulate after it’s imported into a FrameMaker
# document.
<Group <ID 1> >
Custom dashed lines
FrameMaker provides eight predefined dashed line options. You can define a custom pattern for dashed lines by
using the
DashedPattern statement within an Object statement. This example is in the file custdash.mif.
<MIFFile 8.00>
# This is a sparse dot-dash line.
<PolyLine
<Pen 0>
<Fill 15>
<PenWidth 4pt>
<ObColor `Black'>
<DashedPattern
<DashedStyle Dashed>
<NumSegments 4>
<DashSegment 10pt>
<DashSegment 10pt>
<DashSegment 0.5pt>
<DashSegment 10pt>
> # end of DashedPattern
<HeadCap Round>
<TailCap Round>
<NumPoints 2>
<Point 1.0" 1">
<Point 7.5" 1">
> # end of PolyLine
# This is a very sparse dotted line.